Hagerman News and Community Notes From Hagerman Area
Hagerman reports a severe storm bringing heavy rain and hail to one farm while the adjacent farm saw only light precipitation. The Thursday Club held a spring luncheon at Mrs. Harrison McKinstry’s home with elegant flower décor, a dry ice mist, and a menu including jelly chicken and fruit salad. Officers elected: president Mrs. Frank McCarthy, vice president Mrs. C. G. Mason, secretary-treasurer Mrs. T. D. Devenport. Discussions included Latin American neighbors and plans for a future quilt and mattress project. Attendees included Mrs. Cowan and many local residents. Rep. Frank McCarthy attended events in Santa Rosa and Silver City. Local notices mention visits, a charitable mattress program, and upcoming spring crops from Andersons Gardens.
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Harrison McKinstry
Harry Cowan
Frank McCarthy
C. G. Mason
T. D. Devenport
Mmes. Cowan
Cumpsten
Conner
Devenport
Heitman
Losey
Sam
E. R. McKinstry
Mason
McCarthy
Pardee
Paddock
van Arsdal
R. M. Ware
White
Wimberley
Willis Stoskopf
W. PF. Woodmas
H. L. McKinstry
Surplus Commodity Administration
al Woodburn
Vocational Department of School
Ben Frazier
Roswell
Lee Frazier
Clovis
Ralph Lannom
George Wade
Hagerman High
J. E. Boyce
Frances
East Grand Plains
Charles Criddle
N M Brothers Win Top 4 H Honors in 1940
The Roth brothers Bernard 17 and Joe 15, refugees from Czechoslovakia, won top honors in the National 4 H Farm Home and Crops Enterprise Accounting competition. Bernard earned a national accounting title and a $200 scholarship, with both brothers awarded trips to the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago. They live near Fairacres, Dona Ana County, on a 240 acre farm.
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New Mexico
Czechoslovakia
Extension Service
Bernard Roth
Joe
Fairacres
Dona Ana
Chicago
Bernard
International Harvester Company
George R. Hatch
National Club Congress
Farm bookkeeping sparks senior's growing interest in farming
Bernard, a Las Cruces Union High School senior, sits in the upper half of his class. He recalls starting farm bookkeeping in 1938 and says farming has been enjoyable and profitable, noting how the records reveal ownership and finances among a multitude of reasons.
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Bernard
Las Cruces Union High School
Farm Club Leader Details Profit and Loss Practices
Joe, a clubster since 1938, reveals farm records on money flow, profitable and unprofitable practices, season profits and losses. His brother Bernardine also earned many placings on cotton exhibits and completed beef calf, hog and garden projects.
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Joe
Presi
Dent
Bernardine
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